Michael Hörnquist, Ph.D.

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My research is to some extent financed by CENIIT, and a general description can be found at www.itn.liu.se/~micho/research/CENIIT.html.

It concerns computational systems biology, which can be defined the following way (which I have stolen from EUSYSBIO team):

Systems biology studies how new properties that are functionally important for life arise in interaction. Systems biology approaches comprise:

•      the enumeration of network and pathway components in complex biological contexts,

•      the reconstruction and mathematical modelling of networks, pathways or living systems

•      the mathematical representation of networks based on quantitative biological datasets

•      the mathematical analysis and simulation of networks to assess their properties

•      biological experiments to verify or falsify mathematical models of biological systems.

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Some examples of recent work can be found from the main home page.

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Updated 3 August 2009, by micho@itn.liu.se